Double post: There is no enjoyment to be had racing a Mazda Mx5 around the Tsukuba circuit for 4 hours. Maybe a Ford GT, Ferrari or some LMP cars around some fast flowing track like Circuit De La Sarthe or Trail Mountain.
You're gonna kill me.
Last night i managed to get to the 4mil mark. So i went and bought the Peugeot 908 HDi FAP. Once done i take a gander into the used car dealership and i seen the Formula GT for the second time in 3 days and i was also only 800,000cr off.
I didn't go off and the guy in second was the Jaguar race car, not sure what one (was white and purple). After just 3 sectors on the first lap i was 9 seconds in front and that turned into 45 seconds when i crossed the line. Btw this is without any driving AIDS, just abs at 2. You must have a heavy right foot.
Took me 30min JUST for the last wet race on the Nurb in my Minolta. Could of got the Kubelwagon round faster the way i was going although i finished with a 3min lead. Will attempt the 300km/60 laps of Grand Valley tomorrow. For now, off to online mode to pwn some French noobs.
My Elise only had 190hp and i still managed to lap you all
Although despite facing the wrong way at the start on the Nurb i had some pretty close racing with Jibber. Everyone else got pwnt. Apart from me losing connection 5 times it was a good fun night, especially as i won every race i participated in.
Sounds like you then. They have a point though. CMX was made to help make skins and gawp at the VWS. You want those upgrades? Play LFS. No need for improvements when it's already there.
Still, i can't see people who already own a G25/7 or a Fannytech reverting to something like this. Also people looking for their first time wheel arn't going to be sueded by the price.
No H-shifter so already -1
Looks huge, expensive and pointless. They're trying to enter Logitechs market which they have alot of experience with, trying to take on Logitech and Fannytech, Both of which are cheaper, already compatible with GT5 and owned by most sim racers already who will need alot of convincing to make them buy it.